On-Campus Programmes
Executive Education at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy is not only about the acquisition of knowledge - we empower leaders to unlearn long-held assumptions and relearn new perspectives that are vital in helping you and your organisation succeed in a world of continuing transformations.
A Global Network of Alumni
from 91 Countries
A Recognised Institution
with 20 Strategic Partnerships
A Distinguished Organisation
with Over 80 Faculty Members
We offer training programmes designed to provide you with the skills you need to
take the next step in your career.
On-Campus Programmes
Mon, 03 Mar 2025
Thu, 06 Mar 2025
Online Programmes
Tue, 04 Feb 2025
Thu, 27 Feb 2025
On-Campus Programmes
Tue, 13 May 2025
Sat, 31 May 2025
Online Programmes
Tue, 01 Jul 2025
Thu, 10 Jul 2025
Online Programmes
Mon, 24 Feb 2025
Fri, 07 Mar 2025
On-Campus Programmes
Wed, 08 Oct 2025
Fri, 10 Oct 2025
Online Programmes
Tue, 22 Apr 2025
Tue, 13 May 2025
Grateful for the LKYSPP's Anticipatory Policy Innovation and Decision Making programme experience! It provides me with a profound grasp of practical mental models crucial for effective policy implementation using Futures Thinking. The expert trainers shared real-world experiences, making the approach understandable and applicable. Excited to utilize these insights to drive impactful change in the realm of public policy.
VITASARI ANGGRAENI
Women's World BankingDeputy Director of Policy, Southeast Asia
As His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum said, "The future belongs to those who can imagine it, design it, and execute it. It isn't something you await, but rather create." The Futures Masterclass: Foresight to Policy exemplifies the eponymous quote. It is a delightful experience that balanced theory and practice. Ms. Cheryl Chung is a brilliant facilitator who sharpened the participants' Futures Thinking. The rich dialogue between participants added to the insightful conversations. The futures project during the masterclass was an exhilarating time of creating.
Jawn Lim
Singapore Institute of TechnologyAssociate Professor
The Mastering Behaviour Change programme was truly a coming together of interested minds. The syllabus offered by LKYSPP and Kantar Public were complementary and it was a pleasure to hear from the different speakers. The toolkits provided are useful for those who want to inspire change in their organizations.
Joel Tan
Joel Tan Zhuo Yi
The speakers in this programme were great and insightful. As a 2nd time participant in this programme, I was able to learn more about ASEAN geopolitics this time. I also enjoyed networking with the speakers and fellow participants.
Yochiro Pina Hirano
Yochiro Pina HiranoCEO / Founder & CEO, BCCO / Asteria Corporation
This programme is very informative and covers topics such as the ASEAN economies and relevant policies in the region. The speakers also paint a realistic picture of ASEAN nations, which makes it useful for potential investors in the region. I was also able to learn from other business leaders and share about my expertise over the course of this programme.
Nguyen Thi Thuy
Nguyen Thi ThuyManager, Samty Asia Investments
Overall, the lectures and networking sessions in this programme were great. During the site visit to EHL, we had the opportunity to meet Dr Richard Helfer, the founding Chairman of Raffles International. His expertise and advice were very valuable to me as I am a part of the hotel industry in Japan. I was able to connect with fellow Japanese business leaders. As a new and young CEO, I hesitated to participate in this programme when a former participant suggested this programme to me. However, I really enjoyed this programme and highly recommend young business leaders to join this programme as it is beneficial to meet and learn from other more experienced senior business leaders in Japan.
Yuka Maeda
Yuka MaedaCEO of Zendan Inc
“The empires of the future are the empires of the mind.” Further to my participation in the Futures for Public Policy course, I feel empowered with the requisite knowledge about technical concepts such as driving forces, inclusivity and focal concern. I also learnt about strategic approaches such as effective change leadership, horizon scanning and talent management, to develop robust public policies, which adequately address futures work issues and contribute to national and global sustainable development. The opportunity to interact with and learn about futures experience from my international colleagues was an amazing and memorable experience. Terima kasih to the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy.
Dianne Rampadarath
Ministry of Agriculture, Land and Fisheries (Trinidad & Tobago)Assistant Director
The pace of changes is increasing and disruptive technologies are upsetting the conventional way of doing things. The key to staying afloat in this uncertain world is to emphasise on future-proofing our infrastructure and processes. To do so, we would need a gauge of what the future beholds. The “Futures for Public Policy” programme offers us an opportunity to learn about structural methodology in trying to “hack” the future. The experienced trainers guided us through step-by-step processes in building different future scenarios which is necessary to aid us in our preparedness. It has indeed been an enriching 4-days with insightful learning.
Timothy Choo
Singapore Prison ServiceDeputy Commander, Cluster B
The Futures Masterclass is great for those who are keen to strengthen their Futures Thinking expertise. The multi-stage processes are intuitive and easy to follow with hands-on exercises to bring the learning to life. The trainers are very experienced and with regular coaching sessions to ensure we are progressing well. The on-demand videos are informative and integrated with live online lectures making it interactive and deepen our learning.
Sandra Lim
Kantar PublicManaging Director
It was great to finally get out and be part of a face to face course during the pandemic. While virtual sessions have their perks, I felt that the face to face interaction was crucial to experience the full impact of the course and be immersed in the discussions and personal stories that were shared. Here is a big shout out to the organizers for the leap! Prof Francesco and Dr Taha were true inspirations who left me reflecting deeply on my unique contributions towards an agile organization and nation-building. A great course to kick start one’s process of adaptation; to unlearn and learn.
Sutha Periasamy
SINDASenior Manager, Education Division
Brazilian public leaders understood the importance of foreseeing the future that they want to create and participate in through this programme. They also had the opportunity to work together and discuss alternatives for some of the post-covid challenges faced by the public sector today. The course was highly motivating and interactive, making an invaluable contribution to Brazil’s senior executives. We are certain that they can now better understand the complexity and tension between the different stakeholders in creating their desired future.
Brazil
The programme was eye-opening as it gave participants with valuable insights into the changing political and economic development in Vietnam and the regions. It also gave them a great exposure to the Singapore’s experience and approaches to economic developments during the learning journey. We have reached many significant milestones. I am especially appreciative of their responsiveness and diligent response to our changing needs.
Hanoi, Vietnam
With the need to train our senior officers, the LKY School carefully designed and developed topics to equip them with the right skills set that will transform these future leaders so that they can contribute to building a smarter, more effective and responsible government. The emphasis on its SMART Nation visions and initiatives were very valuable for NBTC and the learning journey to various agencies in Singapore raised their awareness to the different strategic goals of Singapore. We look forward to continuing our longstanding partnership with the LKY School.
Bangkok, Thailand
The most important takeaway was leaving with a different perspective and a broader outlook on the disruptive forces redefining financial policies. The content was current and delivered by well-prepared speakers who drew us into their sharing, with a focus on practical, real-life insights that really sets the programme apart. On top of that, the biggest gain had to be the personal one-on-ones with my peers who were richly experienced and highly diverse. The atmosphere was a lot more intimate than expected and that enabled us to share candidly on the challenges faced and views on where things were heading.
Singapore
AFREP is an excellent programme, allowing financial regulators to network and exchange views on current issues and trends affecting global financial markets. Topics covered are wide ranging from public policy, economic reform to financial supervision and regulation at local and global levels.
Dr. Vin Pheakdey
Director, Securities Intermediaries Supervision Department
We have established an on-going graduate teaching collaboration with the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, which sees cohorts of high-aspiring public managers assemble each year in Singapore for intensive training sessions. The LKY team is always meticulous in planning, coordinating, and implementing this program with us.
Professor Michael Mintrom
Academic Director, Executive Master of Public Administration
The programme was well curated. A wide range of topics with sufficient depth in significant issues relevant to ASEAN financial regulator was covered. The concepts and regional experience shared will help us re-examine the analytical framework underpinning our macro-prudential surveillance policy to better identify and measure systematic risk.
Phan Minh Anh
Division Director of Monetary and Financial Stability Department